Historic building· Kağıthane, İstanbul
Sadabad Sarayları
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Editor's Note
The Sa'dabad Pavilion was a royal Ottoman complex on the bank of the Kağıthane Creek in present-day Istanbul. Built in 1722 by Grand Vizier İbrahim Paşa during the reign of Ahmed III, it became a symbol of the Tulip Period, but was largely destroyed in 1730 and no longer exists today.
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- 41.0710°N · 28.9644°E
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